Depressed children and adolescents can differ in their clinical presentation in that:
a. Children tend to show more symptoms of anxious and somatic complaints, whereas adolescents tend to have sleep or appetite disturbances, suicidal thoughts or behavior, and social or school impairment.
b. Adolescents tend to show more symptoms of anxious and somatic complaints, whereas children tend to have sleep or appetite disturbances, suicidal thoughts or behavior, and social or school impairment.
c. Children tend to show more symptoms of anxious and somatic complaints, whereas adults tend to have sleep or appetite disturbances, suicidal thoughts or behavior, and social or school impairment.
d. Children tend to show more symptoms of anxious and somatic complaints, whereas babies tend to have sleep or appetite disturbances, suicidal thoughts or behavior, and social or school impairment.
e. None of the above
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